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- … buildings during non-school hours. The panel’s ruling is on hold until the Supreme Court decides whether to take the … their worship services in otherwise empty buildings on weekends helps no one. Violating the First Amendment, as … Department of Education has defended this policy in court on and off since 1995 even though the department allows other …
- … ADF attorneys file petition with nation’s high court on behalf of county clerk Published August 6, 2014 Related … as the union of a man and a woman. Both decisions are on hold until all appeals have been exhausted. “The people of … as the union of a man and a woman. Both decisions are on hold until all appeals have been exhausted. “The people of …
- … to settle an Alliance Defending Freedom lawsuit filed on behalf of Julea Ward, a graduate student whom the … a student to alter or violate her belief systems based on a phantom policy as the price for obtaining a degree.” … rule require? Surely, for example, the ban on discrimination against clients based on their religion (1) …
- … nondiscrimination policies in general, which are typical on public university campuses, may require this. The court … officers in order for the groups to be recognized on campus. We agree with Justice Alito in his dissent that … fellow at the Hoover Institution, argued before the court on April 19 on behalf of the CLS chapter. Christian Legal …
- … seemed to understand this but, mystifyingly, relied on its own, older precedent rather than the Supreme Court’s … a Vermont law that limited individual contributions on a per-election basis to: $400 to a candidate for Governor, … Vermont’s law that warranted closer review. Alaska’s limit on campaign contributions shares some of those …
- … Alliance Defending Freedom attorneys filed in December on behalf of a student group after the university failed to … surpass available funding, funds are to be distributed on a first-come-first-served basis, with proportional … university resources as every other student organization on campus,” said YAF Spokesman Spencer Brown. “We commend the …
- … with the U.S. Supreme Court on behalf of 8,914 concerned parents, students, grandparents, … 2-1 in April. The Supreme Court placed a temporary hold on the 4th Circuit’s mandate until the high court has a … for women and men, not to force new privacy mores on the American public…. Certainly, when the right to bodily …
- … DOE making funding for disadvantaged children dependent on schools forcing students to share showers, locker rooms … U.S. departments of Education and Justice from making good on threats to yank federal funding for special needs and … The two departments are making the funding dependent on the district opening up overnight accommodations, locker …
- … opening of locker rooms, showers to opposite sex based on federal agency falsehoods, threats Published September 8, … merit a private and secure changing area is an attack on women. The school district should rescind its … DOE and DOJ base their threats against school districts on the agencies’ inaccurate interpretation of Title IX, a …
- … remove it from that tradition.” Although the case centers on a New York town’s prayer practice, the court’s decision … that the constitutionality of legislative prayer turns on the neutrality of its content.” “Our tradition assumes … out to be Christian does not reflect an aversion or bias on the part of town leaders against minority faiths.” …